Trimble reacts to reports

Northern Ireland first minister David Trimble reacted angrily to reports that in the event of suspension, the British-Irish intergovernmental council would manage the process.

Trimble reacts to reports
Fri, 11 Oct, 2002 - 13:11

Northern Ireland first minister David Trimble reacted angrily to reports that in the event of suspension, the British-Irish intergovernmental council would manage the process.

He said that would go totally against the Good Friday agreement.

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